Non-haemorrhagic uterine rupture at 28 weeks of pregnancy following previous caesarean section: a case report
Abstract Background There is need to put forward more symptoms and signs that could suggest a diagnosis of uterine rupture so that clinicians' suspicion is increased; there is also need to put forward uncommon intraoperative findings in patients with uterine rupture to correlate with the signs...
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